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John B. Mitchell, MD celebrated the 50th anniversary of his father Professor Emeritus Christopher Mitchell joining Arts & Science by supporting the department nearest to his heart.
“We hope this annual CLACS lecture will bring new perspectives and voices to NYU and the wider world and that the research award will support and encourage graduate students doing novel and important work.”
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Arts & Science Impact
Animal Studies at NYU Arts & Science Announces New Henry Spira Scholarship Fund
The Master of Arts in Animal Studies is announcing the new Henry Spira Scholarship Fund that will provide half and full scholarships for incoming graduate students. Read more here.
New Lecture Series and Prize at the Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies (CLACS) Named for Emeritus Professor of Politics Christopher Mitchell
Dr. John Mitchell’s endowment honors his father’s scholarship, leadership, and enduring legacy at NYU Arts & Science. Read more here.
Center for Quantum Information Physics at NYU Arts & Science and University of Copenhagen Partner to Explore Superconductor-Semiconductor Quantum Materials
This new agreement will explore the viability of superconductor-semiconductor quantum materials. Read more here.
A Transformational $6,000,000 Endowment for Mind, Ethics, and Policy at NYU Arts & Science
The Mind, Ethics, and Policy Program at NYU Arts & Science will soon become the Center for Mind, Ethics, and Policy (CMEP), its future secured by a generous $6,000,000 endowment.
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GSAS Hosts 13th Annual Threesis Academic Challenge
The annual Threesis Academic Challenge teaches master’s students to distill their graduate research and dissertations into pithy three-minute thesis presentations. Read more here.
Arts & Science Honors Almost 5,000 Graduates in the Class of 2024
NYU Arts & Science marked the graduation of over 4,900 degree recipients at the ceremonies for College of Arts & Science, Global Liberal Studies, and Graduate School of Arts & Science classes of 2024. Read more here.